CRANE TOPPLE SENSOR
Transport 4.0
CRANE TOPPLE SENSOR
Crane Topple Sensor giving Operators of Machinery an Accurate Pitch and Roll Read Out. It is Ideally suited for Mining and Civil Engineering Equipment.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
- High visibility display
- Pitch & roll readouts
- Graphic mode
- Warning and alarm outputs
- 2-axis remote incline sensor
- Password protection
- Voltage range from 9-36V
- Reverse polarity protected
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & ORDERING INFORMATION
| Part Number (Including 10 Remote Sensor) Part Number (Including 0.10 Remote Sensor) Part Number (Spare Remote Sensor) |
HMDS1000B HMDS1100B HMTS2F0000B |
| Mounting System | 1” RAM Mount With Diamond Base |
| Input Voltage | 9-36V |
| Power Consumption | Maximum 2W (165mA @ 12V) – Includes TILT Sensor |
| Dimension (Display Unit) | 80MM (Width) X 113MM (Length) X 31MM (Height) |
| Dimension (Sensor) Sensor Cable Length |
82MM (Length) X 58MM (Width) X 36MM (Height) 7M |
| Warning Replay Output | Normally Open or Normally Closed, 36V Max, 1A Max, Internally Fused |
| Alarm Relay Output | Narmally Open or Normally Closed, 36V Max, 1A Max, Internally Fused |
| Maximum TILT | -90 To 90°C, Recommended Use -60 – 60°C |
| Accuracy | 1°C From 0 To 30°C, 2°C From 30-60°C |
| Refresh Rate | 10 Updates Per Second |
| Frequently Response | 10Hz to 0.1Hz, User Settable |
| Communication Protocol | Always RS485 – Differental |
| Operating Temperature | -200°C To +550°C |
| Storage Temperature | -400°C To +850°C |
| Humidity | 5% TO 95% R.H. Non Condensing at 600°C |
SENSOR DIMENSIONS
WHERE TO INSTALL THIS SENSOR ON THE CRANE ?
This is hard to answer without visualising the crane. The sensor comes with a 7m cable which should allow it to be placed where the inclination is critical to the use of the crane. The sensor communicates using the RS-485 standard which will allow you to cut and extend the cable if necessary.
HOW TO CALIBRATION ?
When you have secured the sensor to what you deem as level and the display is showing a couple of degrees out, you can then use the menu system on the screen to calibrate the sensor and the display will then show 0 degrees for both pitch and roll. You also use the menu system to remove this calibration if you are moving the inclinometer to another location.
SHALL CALIBRATION EVERY A FEW MONTHS ?
Only necessary if you move to a another location/crane. You can calibrate as much as you want in theory but not needed unless showing incorrect settings when the crane is stationary in its default position (when calibrated)
The sensor is best placed on a level surface of the crane chassis, with the cable exiting the sensor facing toward the rear of the machine, as suggested on page 5 and 11 of the attached instruction manual.
The display/screen is to be mounted in a suitable location visible to the operator without obstructing their view.